The South End, Wayne State University, MI
1 day ago by Isaac Elster
WSU film students flocked to the Media Lab in Old Main on May 2 in order to submit their films to the WSU Moving Media Film Festival and to edit their portfolio tapes before they graduate. There was only a handful of teaching assistants present to aid these students, but everyone who needed assistance was helped by one TA, Ian Raymond.
The Cauldron, Cleveland State University, OH
1 day ago
The last week of school is finally here. We all count down the days patiently until our last final is taken. While some of us are diving headfirst into summer classes, others are working full time. Even some of us are just kicking up our feet for a few months.
The Hawk, Saint Joseph's University, PA
1 day ago by Cianel Palmer '08
On a warm Friday afternoon in late April, young men in plaid shorts and women in colorful cotton summer dresses congregated around a series of blue benches shaped in a star on the campus of The Episcopal Academy.
In a nearby field, a band played from a stage while a wiffle ball game was in progress.
The Hawk, Saint Joseph's University, PA
1 day ago by Rachel Robins '09
LaSalle has 130. Haverford has 200. Villanova has 254. Currently occupying just 65 acres of space, landlocked Saint Joseph's University is a tight squeeze.
When Episcopal Academy hands over its keys to Saint Joseph's in mid-August, Saint Joseph's will stretch another 35 acres.
The Daily Collegian, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA
2 days ago by Cara Grannemann, Collegian staff
For nearly all students at the University of Massachusetts, the hardest part of the day is getting through classes, exams and homework. But some students face everyday difficulties by having a medical, physical, mobility, visual, hearing, learning, mental or temporary disability.
Quindecim, Goucher College, MD
2 days ago by Lori Shull
Ten students and a professor cluster around a long heavy table in a dark wood-panelled room. They are passing around a scrapbook made by a Goucher student at the turn of the century while discussing photos of period dorm room interiors for an art history class.
The Daily Collegian, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA
2 days ago by Jeromie Whalen, Collegian staff
When walking through the mass of students moving hastily through Franklin Dining Common to get a quick bite to eat, it becomes easy to ignore certain things. Forgetting to pick up a dropped fork, leaving a tray abandoned on a cafeteria table, or ignoring a drink accidentally spilled becomes commonplace in the mid-morning rush to class.
Quindecim, Goucher College, MD
2 days ago by Bianca Merbaum
Tucked away in his narrow office in Van Meter 130, Dr. Ariel Roth, visiting Assistant Professor of International Relations, hunches over his desk, squinting at a dense text. Piles of manila folders with more lengthy articles - essays from Foreign Affairs, the latest attack on liberals by structural neo-realists, old Hans Morgenthau papers - are cozily stacked on every surface.
Keene Equinox, Keene State College, NH
2 days ago by Chris Reynolds
Student Government held their annual Chalk Talk event last Thursday May 1, 2008 which featured different food from across the country.
Feedback from last year's Chalk Talk shaped the planning for this year.
Student Body President Sarah DeLisle said last year's T-shirt shortage caused them to buy about 300 more.
Keene Equinox, Keene State College, NH
2 days ago by Chris Reynolds
Despite wet and cold conditions many students attended the first annual KSCarnival sponsored by Student Government Friday May 2, 2008.
The idea for a carnival began a year-and-a-half ago, according to Dan Saucier, student government vice president. He said they never had the money to do it until this year because they saved money by not participating in Winter Weekend with Fire & Ice.
The Middlebury Campus, Middlebury College, VT
2 days ago
With the semester winding down, and exams looming large, The Campus recognizes that all work and no play makes Joe Midd a dull boy. Put aside your books for an afternoon, and take advantage of the College in bloom. Check off these to-dos on our top 10 guide to must-sees and must-dos before scattering for the summer holidays:
Play a Tune on the Mead Chapel Bells
Whether you prefer "Bleeding Love" or "Love Me Do," your favorite song will never sound better than it does on the bells.
The Middlebury Campus, Middlebury College, VT
2 days ago by Mary Lane and Hannah Wilson
As the year comes to a close and final exams approach, The Campus plays the role of professor and evaluates the higher-ups. Three of the most powerful bodies on campus, the Student Government Association, Community Council and the administration in Old Chapel all worked hard this year, but like students can perpetually improve.
Meridian, Lehman College, NY
2 days ago by Claudyne Vielot
Candidates for CASA and Student Conference ran unopposed in the student elections in April.
Ticker, CUNY Baruch College, NY
3 days ago by Elyssa Maldonado
The first annual Ticker Awards ceremony was held in the Newman Conference center, in the Library building on Tuesday, May 6. Over 60 guests were present, including President Kathleen Waldron, Vice President of Student Affairs Ben Corpus, and a few of the journalism professors including Roslyn Bernstein and Geanne Rosenberg .
The Whit, Rowan University, NJ
3 days ago by Edward Small
Walking into Rowan's Public Safety building, you'd never know there was a police station there. Nestled between Bole and Bunce Halls, the inside looks just like any other on campus, complete with posters on the bulletin board, mostly echoing the upcoming graduation ceremony.
The Spectrum, Sacred Heart University, CT
3 days ago by Kelly Daley
They had just two minutes and 15 seconds to prove their talent.
No re-dos, no timeouts, no substitutions.
In those two minutes and 15 seconds, captains Brenna DSilva and Jackie Stephens led the Sacred Heart University dance team to place fourth in the nation, reaching an all-time high ranking for the team.
The Villanovan, Villanova University, PA
3 days ago by Walter T. Smith Randolph
Unless you live under a rock behind Delurey Hall or some other corner of campus, you probably joined in the festivities that we call NovaFest this past weekend. You also probably made your way over to West Campus and, like I did, chose a spot on one of the green areas.
The Villanovan, Villanova University, PA
3 days ago by Thomas Celona
For many members of the Class of '08, it may feel as if they've been taking classes at Villanova forever. However, one student who will also be recognized at the upcoming commencement makes their four years seem like nothing.
For 19 years, Marvin Weiss has taken courses at Villanova, beginning his 'Nova career when members of this year's graduating class were still toddlers.
Meridian, Lehman College, NY
3 days ago by Valerie Verdejo
With Mother's Day quickly approaching, Lehman students who are mothers talk about how they juggle their children, family life, work and school.
KentNewsNet.com, Kent State University, OH
3 days ago by Maria Nann
If you've been there before, you wouldn't recognize it now, Ken Carter said, laughing.
Washington Square News, New York University, NY
3 days ago by Evan Barbour
If there's one thing that I am on a constant search for in New York City, it's Latin American cuisine. While this town has a handful of kitchens that boast exceptionally executed Italian and French fare, I find that Latin America and Mexico are grossly underrepresented.
KentNewsNet.com, Kent State University, OH
4 days ago by Denver Collins
Decades ago, Kent State was a melting pot of genuine musical talent, stirred by political unrest and social change that created not only a popular music scene, but a voice and identity for Kent itself.
The Bottom Line, Frostburg State University, MD
4 days ago by Andy Kotch
After three and a half years, gamers wishing to steal cars, race down streets evading law enforcement, and battle helicopters in the streets can finally get their wish in high definition. Grand Theft Auto 4 hit store shelves on April 29th, and put to shame any of its predecessors.
Michigan Daily, University of Michigan, Mi
4 days ago by Chanel Von Habsburg-Lothringen, Associate Photo Editor
Pace Press, Pace University, NY
4 days ago by Parice Grant
College students are willing to do almost anything for cash. Some will work a typical nine to five, some will take odd jobs in Williamsburg warehouses and others will be continuous subjects for medical and pharmaceutical studies. Other female college students weigh their options with egg donation.
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